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I keep a running avg of kids grades in Excel over a 2 week period. The way i have the code now
AVERAGE(OFFSET('1'!E4,COUNTA('1'!D;D)-29,):OFFSET('1'!E4,COUNTA('1'!D;D),)) it returns an error if i don't have 2 weeks of data. I found a way around this by doing this =IFERROR(AVERAGE(OFFSET('1'!E4,COUNTA('1'!D;D)-29,):OFFSET('1'!E4,COUNTA('1'!D;D),)),IFERROR(...-28...-27... Im Sure there is a better way to do this any help would be appreciated. I know that its not supposed to be D;D But when i put the : this showed up D:D so i changed it |
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